Sentence examples for least sociable from inspiring English sources

Vicki, who works two days a week, says, as an only child she is the least sociable member of the family.

Talking up the plus sides of the word machine, Tal points out it's faster than a human writer and can also scale to levels of productivity that not even the sweatiest and least sociable blogger could hope to achieve.

Members of the least sociable group lived from about 7 to 18 years; the middle group lived from about 9 to 25 years; and the friendliest group lived from 10 years on up, as some were still alive when the study ended.

At least Grace is moderately sociable on the rare occasions when she awakens from her whiskey daze long enough to screen her favorite movie, "Top Gun".

Hare has launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign to raise at least £300,000 to make Sociable Soccer, which he describes as "the spiritual successor to Sensible Soccer".

Sunday's offering, Vincente Minnelli's deeply conflicted "Meet Me in St . Louis" is a little more sociable, at least on the surface; the program continues with John Waters's "Female Trouble" and Theodore Gershuny's "Silent Night, Bloody Night" (both on Tuesday); John Huston's last film, "The Dead" (Wednesday); and Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut" (Thursday).

The Eagles were not nearly as sociable, and their defense, for at least the first half, was stout.

To accurately tell whether someone is sociable, studies show, we need at least a minute, preferably five.

Not least, the fact that these animals are sentient, sociable and intelligent is likely to be neglected or ignored.

Out of the office, the push to revive projectors threatens to impact the way we view pictures and films in many ways, not least of which is to make these activities more sociable.

Chickens are very sociable creatures, so you should plan on keeping at least three to six birds for company.